National Medal of Honor Day is a day dedicated to honoring the recipients of the Medal of Honor, the highest military decoration awarded by the United States government. This day recognizes the extraordinary bravery, sacrifice, and service of those who have received the medal for acts of valor in combat. #NationalMedalofHonorDay is not just about remembering individual heroes — it is about recognizing the profound sacrifices made in service to the country. It serves as an important reminder of t

The Medal of Honor is one of the rarest honors in American history, with fewer than 3,600 recipients. Now, their stories of extraordinary heroism will be preserved at the first-ever National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas. | CBS Evening News

46K views · 899 reactions | For more than 150 years, the Medal of Honor has been the U.S. military's highest award for acts of valor above and beyond the call of duty. On Thursday, Capt. Florent A. Groberg (ret.) became the nation’s newest Medal of Honor recipient – and the 10th living service member to be recognized with America’s highest valor award for actions in Iraq or Afghanistan. Find out more about Groberg's story here: www.armytimes.com/Groberg-Honor | Army Times | Facebook

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4.3K views | Experience the stories and legacies of Medal of Honor Recipients through interactive exhibits. | National Medal of Honor Museum | Facebook